HCV comes into the body through blood to blood contact. In an HCV support group many husbands or wives have it and the other one does not. It is not spread by sex. The virus is hard to kill. The HIV virus is killed by exposure to oxygen. The HCV virus is not. It can persist for a week. It can remain on a wall and be caught if someone with an open sore leans up against it. So do not lean up against a drop of blood on a wall. Cops can get it on a broken piece of glass. Nurses get it from a bloody needle. It can be spread by a shared razor. Six sisters shared one razor. They all nicked themselves. They all caught HCV. (They had exactly the same virus without any mutation.)
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They come from your food. You get them by digesting proteins.
The basic building block of the body is cells. Cells come together to form tissues which then come together to form organs.
Reaction time in the body comes from the brain and the nerves. The brain sends signals to the body which are carried by the nerves.
Your nerves which run all through your body
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HCV means hepatitis C virus.
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HCV is an infection of liver. Transmitted by needles and numerous of other things. Answered By: Tiana Date: 3/25/10 Shoutouts: My granny ,mama, daddy, aunts, uncle , brother , and cousins
Yes, it is possible for your body to fight Hepatitis C(HCV), but the it remains in the body forever meaning that it could come back. When the body fights HCV it can lower the levels in your blood to almost undetectable. Though as I stated it is possible that at any time the levels could again increase. If your body fights it then you do not have chronic HCV, if the levels are high and do damage to the liver then they will tell you that you have chronic HCV. 30% of people with HCV are able to fight it off. REMEMBER THOUGH YOU MAY FIGHT IT AND YOUR LEVELS LOWER THAT DOES NOT MEAN YOU ARE CURED.
HCV virus can not cause HIV; it is a different virus.
No it is not, for both HIV and HCV.